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The relationship between cultural orientation and reward preference: a study conducted in South Africa and the Netherlands
Orientation: Organisations operating in multiple countries and continents, referred to as multinationals, often experience cultural barriers when interacting with employees from the host county. These barriers, in turn, frequently result in counterproductive outcomes for the organisation. Being able...
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Organisational Psychology
2017
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